Spent some time with Ange Postecoglou this week - a fascinating bloke. We spoke about immigration, his inspirations and why #Celtic history chimes with his story. I made this with @83AdamC
💚Powerful. Emotional. Unmissable.
Ange Postecoglou sits down to give us an in-depth look into his life. From difficult times in Greece to moving to Australia, the @CelticFC manager tells us his story.
Our captain. Our centurion.
A man who has led us into three major tournaments.
Nobody has worked harder to get to where he is today – and nobody deserves it more.
Congratulations on your 100th cap, Robbo.
My thoughts are with the hamstrings and calves of the many 30-50 year old friends set to pull on the boots again for the Tennent’s Sixes this weekend. 🚑
'That really does help us to bear witness to the grief... and you feel a bit stronger afterwards'
John and Amy Hunt told #BBCBreakfast 'it's really uplifting' when people stop to talk as they continue their 120-mile charity walk after the murders of John's wife Carol and daughters, Louise and Hannah
https://t.co/SWNwiOZrWD
Continuing making some short films with those in & around Scottish Football. The inspirational @MrGunny1963 is the latest person to be generous enough to spare me some time. Him on pride and heartbreak.
Bryan Gunn: Football and Fatherhood
https://t.co/jNBvZsseiY via @YouTube
(Belatedly) watched the @BBCSportScot icons of football episode with Craig Gordon. Great access and a brilliant sequence of shots around the Scotland World Cup announcement 👏🏻
In the age of TikTok videos and aggregated content, proper journalism can struggle for oxygen and opportunity. The FIFA debacle has been a refreshing reminder of what can be achieved and why it’s vital to allow people to build up contacts rather than clicks. @martynziegler 👏🏻
How Gianni Infantino engineered World Cup to sell his doomed plan
From President Trump’s peace prize to the Folarin Balogun saga, the US tournament was the perfect opportunity for Fifa president to impress investors
✍️ @martynziegler
https://t.co/3fgxdiNckf
Truly heartbroken to post this on behalf of the Keegan family...
It is with immense sadness that we announce that Kevin Keegan has passed away at the age of 75. The former England player and manager had been battling cancer and was surrounded by his wife and daughters in his final moments. Kevin, a double Ballon D’or winner, was a much loved husband, father and grandfather. The family would like to thank Kevin’s incredible medical team for all their support. This is a hugely difficult time and they are requesting space and privacy.
I wish people could appreciate how much time and effort goes into making the closing Vt for something like the World Cup. An unimaginable amount of shots to sift through, an almost infinite number of music tracks to consider using… today’s offering was great 👏🏻